„Im Durchschnitt der OECD-Länder ist der Anteil derjenigen, die beim Lesen die Stufe 2 in PISA erreichen, für Schüler mit
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32 % der Kinder erhalten zu Hause von ihren Eltern keine oder nur selten Impulse durch Vorlesen und Erzählen …
„32 % der Kinder erhalten zu Hause von ihren Eltern keine oder nur selten Impulse durch Vorlesen und Erzählen. Die Hälfte
WeiterlesenThe importance of literacy behaviors in very young children is undisputed …
„The importance of literacy behaviors in very young children is undisputed. Robust evidence suggests that deficits in key literacy precursors
WeiterlesenThe children living in poverty often have poorer language skills …
„The children living in poverty often have poorer language skills at age 3 years and poorer school achievement (reading and
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„The children’s degree of active interest and the rate of maternal utterances in shared book reading were both predictive of
WeiterlesenJoint picture book reading at the age of seven months is found to have a significant positive effect on early grammar skills …
„Joint picture book reading at the age of seven months is associated with vocabulary size in 2-year-old children. […] Additionally
WeiterlesenYoungsters who developed stronger attitudes towards learning performed significantly better in reading, mathematics and science …
„Evidence from the 2018 PISA study indicates that when comparing 15-year-old students with similar characteristics in terms of socio-economic background,
WeiterlesenInterest in reading is a much more important prerequisite …
„Interest in reading is a much more important prerequisite for acquiring skills than having a parent who holds a higher
WeiterlesenEnjoyment of reading …
„Students whose parents reported they read a book with their child daily or weekly have markedly higher levels of enjoyment
WeiterlesenFamily background characteristics affect students’ educational outcomes …
„Family background characteristics, such as socioeconomic status (SES), educational degree, or migration history, affect students’ educational outcomes. As early as
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